In the video at the end of the article, we try to figure out what is better: online gaming or home gaming. Watch the video and tell us which one you prefer?
I spent my teenage years in the late 2000s. A fact that translates into memories of crowded nets – because that's what we used to call them back then. Now I walk outside internet cafes – because that's what they're called now – and I see kids, but not enough to fill the empty chairs. I wonder what's changed. Both the nets and the areas are empty. Where are all the kids hiding?
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Today, every aspiring gamer has set up their own PC and has both internet and all the necessary games, so that they no longer find any reason to get up, leave the peace of their home, and be transported to a place with many other gamers.
The little ones who preferred the internet are no longer willing to spend their pocket money on an hour of gaming outside the home, since they have much better conditions in their own room. A computer the way they want it, a Discord to chat with their friends while they play, a camera and microphone so they don't even have to type.
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Yes, but, I think, there must be something that will keep some customers in these stores. Otherwise, they would close… And indeed, that is the case. Because I see that there are quite a few who continue to support them. And now they are not driven by the need to go there, but rather by the fact that they see it as a way of having fun. It is for them the ideal meeting point and a place where they will meet with friends and acquaintances and share their love for their bad habit… gaming.
In this week's first video, this very topic is discussed. It analyzes why someone prefers gaming at home, as opposed to someone else who prefers gaming online. And nothing is left out. The issue of money, comfort, socialization and enjoyment is mentioned. You... What do you prefer?
Watch the video Gaming on the net Vs gaming at home and tell us your opinion in the comments.
Achilleas Malakozis: I entered life with my right hand, but I was careless and broke it. Since then, I've been balancing with my left. I was going to study journalism, but somewhere along the way I got lost and ended up in philosophy. It was good. At first I started with philosophy of art, later I studied "evil" (don't ask me why it exists, I don't have an answer), but now I study philosophical counseling and pop philosophy. I haven't found the meaning of life yet, but I'm looking for it. In general, I tried very hard not to get entangled in the gears of writing, but that was probably my fate. Now I'm a full-fledged writer, but they told me to try my hand at content creation. So I said... "why not?".
